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The Dairy Maids.
PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES
ARN0RY.

PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES
ARNORY.
novel entertainment took place last evening
at the National Rifles Hail. This was Dairy
Maids Convention by the ladies OF Hamline NJ. e.
church The hall was well filled. Over thirty
dairy maids appeared, attired In crimson skirts,
cream oversktrts crimson kerchiefs, and white
and crimson turbans, each carrying stool and
milking bucket. Miss Fannie Thomas presided at
the piano, and during the performance of march
the maids, by twOS, filed into the hall and march,
ing back and FORTH assembled the steps to the plat
form. After the chorus, "Merry the MIX Maid
Mrs. E. H. Thomas called the convention to order,
and q reorganization was effected by rejecting
Mrs Thomas president and Mrs. Lizzie Harrtes
secretary, and the latter read witty dairy report
Then followed song and recitation, all closely re-
lated to the dairy business. The following was
the program for the remainder of the evening, and
many OF the numbers were heartily encored: The
Milk Maids Song, Macy ReinOhl and chorus; Reel
tation, kitty OF COleraine," Eva Seitz; Chorus,
"Dame burden; Essay on OleOmargarine, Ella
Burdett; Song, Milking Song, Blanche Arnold;
Recitation, "Driving Home the cows" Carrie
Proctor; Song, "a Dairy Maid am l." Jessie Pope;
Recitation, Looking for the COWS" Jessie Nichols
Song, "Polly, the COWS are in the Corn" May
Perry; Recitation, "Evening at the Farm" Maud
Tracy; Instrumental Duett, May Perry and Fannie
Jef1ries; Recitation, "Milk1ng Time" Enie Perry;
Recitation, "When the Cows Come Home" Jessie
Nichols; Song, maggie, the Cows are in the
Clover" Flora Holden; cousin Jedediaa. j." Lizzie
Harries and chorus. Ice cream, sweet milk sour
milk, cottage cheese &C., were served by the
maids.
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Washington, May 10, 1857.
The Veterans Will Join.

THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRST COMPANY TO BE MUSTERED
INTO THE NATIONAL GUARD.
At a meeting last evening Of the Union Veteran
Corps, 1st company, Capt. NJ. E. Urell, who pre-
sided, explained the proposed organization of the
National Guard OF the District. Gen. Ordway was
present and also explained what it was intended
TO do. He gave SuranceS that the company
would be encouraged In It's desire to form a bat
TALON and maintain its former Independence in the
management OF its affairs At the close of these
explanations the company voted unanimously in
favor OF mastering in 1t was announced that the
and that two companies would be formed. The
corps Will be raised to battalion OF four COM
panieS, and efforts are to be made to recruit the
other two companies. 1t Is proposed to make q
start with forming third company OF the Sons OF
Veterans.
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Affairs in West Washinrton.

CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the sales OF
live stock at Drovers Rest d. c., yesterday: Cat
tie sold.Best at ~ to 5; good at AZ to *; me.
and lambs sold-Sheep at 81 to 4; lambs at to
911; calves at + to Z; 10 cows and calves at SOS
to $40. Market for sheep and lambs brisk, cattle
slow.
ASSAULTED THE OFFIcER.-William TIMBER, col.
Ored, while under arrest for being disOrderly as
saulted Officer Warwick, cutting him in the face
TIMBER was before the Police Court to-day charged
with cursing and swearing, and was fined $ or
days
TAKEN TO THE INSANE AsYLUM.-Mra Poor who
resided on Fayette street, was removed to ST. Eliz-
abeth asylum yesterday.
NoTEs-JOhn Wright charged with driving over
sidewalk, forfeited s. collateral to-day.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition, 1;
receiving reservoir, temperature, ~; condition at
north connection, 2; conditional south connec-
ton, 81; distributing reservoir, temperature SO:
condition at influent gate house, 20; condition at
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tt the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
city paper recommends the trustees to turn
tn children into the streets during the week of
the drill! lack words to express my amaZement
at the idea What, Dismiss thirty thousand child
rem because nye thousand or them may paw a.
quarter each 10 get inside OF the White House lot
Il viii cost the District more than $4,000 day for
IDLE teachers and employees. This would not be
compensated BY possible gain OF $50 to the drill
managers. Who would keep out OF harm the twenty
odd thousand little fellows roaming the streets
through the crowd? The drill week is the time
when teachers, parents and guardians should keep
children at home and ScnOOl, under strict super
vision.
With the Increasing laxity Of home rule IL Is
naru work 10 Keep the children at school for $50
days In the year, In the last five years the
annual number OF actual school days In this CITY
mas not exceeded 100 What with fnaugurattonS
deaths, decoration days, holidays ST. Patrick DAYS
Good Fridays, deaths OF teachers, exhibitions
rams showers, SHOWS, defective heaters long va.
cations, saturdays, fast days, THANKSGIVING DAYS
and what not, the schools are crowded out OF
ABOUT 1;S5 working days in each year. II a monkey
sno" OF uSty-coated elephant passes through the
streets the children must throng 10 see IT. Self
calls
This general neglect Of higher duties at the call
OF every whim and caprice OF children Is the result
OF selfish indifference on the part OF parents IL
Deionss 10 the class OF causes which Is now adding
20 rapidly 10 the number OF juvenile criminals and
hcocilm gangs In our large cities. Instead OF
tiNinS care 10 make home agreeable and interest,"
Ing 20 their children, parents allow them 10 make
tLe streets hidouS with rough play, yellS and pro-
ianity- Instead OF deyoting their talent 10 make
many teachers are glad 10 escape from tasks which
taey Zee! 10 De irkSOme, because they are out OF
place at the desk This decentralization should be
TeDuked, not favored PARENT
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

8h{snnfoos for the "a hours commencing of D. m
For Disrrfct OF Columbia, Maryland. Delaware,
Ind VIRGINIA. threatening weather, light local
TafnS and easteriy winds to-day, followed during
Wednesday By warmer fair weather and winds
shifting 70 sOuthweSterly.
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OVERRIDING the Thing.

10 t-- F-1IltOr OF EVENING STAR:
The writer believes in the careful and strict
observance OF the Christian Sabbath not from
reasons OF morality alone, but from numerous
other reasons known to ALL the greatest OF which
Is rest from labor and the cares OF the week: but
there - sUch a thing as carrying the sunday
prevent the sale OF liquors and stop drunkenness
on sunday they should receive all possible en-
c0urdgement III their worthy efforts But when
II goes SO Tar that one having sickness In his fam
iy 50 serious Is 70 require his entire time and
attention, and also that OF the servant and eau5-
Ing them u forget the purchase OF needed provt-
SIOnS and articles OF nouriShment on Sarilr,iay Y
evening, and Is told 0n sunday morning by every
grocer in his neighbOrhoOd when he offers to mr.
chase bread, Il have IL, but allowed TO sell
10 you t0-1.y, (and through fears of being hauled
up before Judge shell they cannot be induced TO
Ike the Thing Is being oxerdone. HousehOders
should not be made 20 suffer because IL il desired
70 stop whisky selling on sunday, and right there
Is where the line should be drawn Let the good
and bad features OF the sunday law be separated
anu the obnoxious provisions done away with.
LIB.
SALE OF RUGs AND CARPETs.-Mr. Bowling Will
sell tOIno-rOw at ii O'Clock at his auction rooms,
The superior consignment OF Turkish carpets and
rugs which nave been on exhibition for the last
Two days This has been pronounced by eonn0iS-
seQrS 20 BE- line collection and every way worthy
tne attention Of parties desiring sech goods
An ATTRACTIVE DIsPLAY.-The windows OF the
Lal at 81 7ih street northwest attract consider
able attention In one OF them Is mimic repre-
sentaiOn Of the National Drill as IL Is expected 10
appear during the latter part OF his month. with
all It's attendant incidents and belongings On one
Side Is a large stand drapei with American days,
Lol1lng band or active musicians Galloping
AROUND the mimic Held are horses drawing minia-
ture cabnOns and eaISSOnS and soldiers with trum-
pets at their UPS II about sound the orders OF
command At another side are two long lines OF
infantry drawn up as tf on dress parade, while In
front are the commanding Oflcer and his stan,
dressed In handsome uniforms. Each rgure Is
carefully made. and is perfect miniature OF the
OBJECT 1t represents.
IHZ WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
onsrtd Tres 70 every subscriber for one year 10
hne WEEKLY STAR. IL l. handsomely printed
Dook OF lsl pages profuSely illustrated with more
tnAn 100 eoiored maps and diagrams, and Cunt a rs
wealth Of general Information. see advertise
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FINE French Percae Shirts, 3 collars and one
psir OF CUTS Price S1.5O. Just arrived at
FRANKS, cor. 9TH and ID,
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THE large variety OF styles we show is a feature
OF our business Our clothing Is reliable.
ErsEMAN BROS, 9TH and T.
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"FULL many flower Is born to blush unseen
and waste It's fragrance on the desert air." the
fragrance Of Eastmal's Arbutus is, however. not
wasted but enjoyed by the leaders OF society In all
the large cities OF the Union.
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SWEET CREAM, with chocolate and pure mocha
as accessories at Honest Dairy"
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We were never so well prepared to meet the
wants OF trade. our building Is filled with sea-
sOnaDle clothing. ESEMAN BROS, 18th and f
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YOU can buy a Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur hid 81. Goat or Peb. Goat for $50 per pair.
W. d. Rich, III Market Space.
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LIGHTNING RODs scientifically arranged.
j. III. kUEHLING, 419 18th ST. NV.
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Fishing Rods and Tackle.
The sportive bass, the willy trout, and toothsome
perch are waiting for the fisherman, but to cap
ture them you need the following:
Three-1Oint Fishing Rod, 12c.
Three-Joint Rod, reel band, 49c.
Four joint Rod reel band, 1ance-wood tip, 99c.
Three-toint Fly Rod, 90c.
Brass Reel, 10 yards, 29c.
Brass Reel, 60 yards, SOC.
Brass Click Reel 50 yards, 6pc.
Nickel Click Reel, so yards, 75c
Nickel Click Reel $50 yards, sec
Single Smell Hooks, zoe. doz
Double Smell Hooks, 4Oc. doz,
Braided and Twisted Linen and Oiled.silk Lines
SinkerS, Floats, Hooks &C.
Half-pint Flask, with cup, 29c
Pint Flask, with cup, 90c
Quart Flask, with cup, $1.29.
COllapSing Cups, Csc, 49c., 90c.
Lunch Baskets In great variety,
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH & WARDwRLL,
ap23-m10 7O5 and 707 Market Space
Rest I'm the World. Indestructible $40 Trunk.
s. Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa. ave. 60
Bailey's, S25 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, $5.75.
Go to YOung's Fire Sale, 736 9TH st., for
bargains In Silks, Satins, Velvets and nne Wraps7
'sThe Queen Of Beerx.''-No family should
be without MOerleins celebrated Beer 75c DER
doz [6m] F. H. FINLEY, Agt, I2O6 st
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GREAr BARGAINS
IN DRESS GOODS

LUTTRELL WINES,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NORTHWEST.
Just received 10000 yards Plaid Striped, Cream
White and Golors India Linens which we are Offering
goods are the greatest bargains in the market
New lot Parasols and Sun Umbrellas just In. 1t rs
per cent below usual prices
500 yards summer silk, reduced 70 40c. to close.
Beautiful Atwood Dress Goods. 30 inches wide, at
Soc, selling elsewhere ut 621c.
Lovely Plaid Dress Goods 25c sold ct 81 and 50c.
Novelties in Dress Goods, 25c- formerly SOC.
Beautiful Quality Atwood Nuns Yelling plain and
stripes, 35c.
Nuns Yelling. 12c very cheap. in dsrk oolorsonly
Beautiful Sateens, French designs, l21fc.
Black Silk, the famous Gulnet make. 1t 75c-, 81,
el25, 81 SO, S1.75 &2, $3.50 We ask an inspection
Of these gooda They cannot be excelled in quality
Henrietta Cloths, all grades. These good We make
o speciality Of and are worthy Of notice.
Large lot Of Ladies' and Gents Hosiery Ut great
Ladies' and Gents Underwear at special pricea
stock.
Lovely Dress Goods. 12ac. and l5c.; special. Just
We invite our friends and public generally to give
ms call Every day an Opening day. Come, be con-
WINGED that not only the leading house In the
West End, but also the cheapest.
LUTTRRIL WINE
1880 PennGylvania ava NV, oornR 10th It
ap20-2w IeasCoons ell. 4o5-5
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CITY ITEMS.


Bicycle and Beating shirts for men and
boys at the lowest prices, from 81 TO g. Just 70
reived at francs, corner 7th and D.
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SANDWICHES OF all kinds at Honest Dairy" Gil
ST. NV
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JEwETr's
DRY-AIR REFR1GERATORs.
WATER COOLERS, ICE CHESTS,
AND FREEZERs,
of the most approved kinds.
J.w. BOTELER SON,
myI-3s 923 Pennsylvania avenue
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FUssELI,S ICE-CREAM.

BEST Mattings at lowest prices, at w. H. HoBKE
Sol Market Space.
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Condensed Locals.

In the Court in General Term this morning,
NeSSrs III. E-WOOdward and NV. Tterney were, on
motion of Mr.. Hamilton, admitted TO the bar. The
applications Of W. III. H. Hurt, j. III. Lawson, F. ID.
Lee. J. F. Bundy and 7. j. Bacon for admission,
were referred TO examining committee
TEE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
offered free to every subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR IL is "a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages prOuSely Illustrated, with more
than 100 colofed maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general information. See advertise
lnent IN another column.
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LIGHTNING RoDs and Electric Work.
j. III. KUEHLING, 4l9 18th St NV.
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B01ey'S 81 saw warranted. I'm
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In n Id. Ward" prints 4Oc per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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ALWAYS ASK your hardware dealer for Yale
Locks, with corrugated keys
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Buy Youn DRr GooDs
G IA R RR
g "A RRR 4 EE ERR ssss
zoo ( ~ 4 & 4 4 EEER + kssss
04nICILI OASd S1OhE,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.

I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.,
And Receive a Handsome Present
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. in ,plaids, checks,
stripes and fancy styles, cash value Csc yard: re.
duced price II yards for only So Each Customer who
buys BIO or over, will receive pair of Satin Daask
Towels worth 81, or Handsome Bridal Quilt worth
pure silk and wool. wide double width 80.
FANCY SILKS. 374, 40, IS. so, 62, rs.
CAMEL'S HAIR Dress Goods, in Checks and Fancy
styles. all pure fine wool. wide double width so
BLACK SUI.AH SILKS, cash value rs, reduced to az
FRENCH SATINES, finest quality, choice styles 25.
IRiCoT CLOTH Dress Goods pure wool. wide double
WIDTH tprloe everywhere SOL reduced to 371.
BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, pure silk, rs. 81. ri On
CAMEL'S HAIR FRENCH SERGE, in lovely Spring
shades pure WOOL wide double width. 45.
HEAVY eros GRAIN BLACK SILK 9S
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful Dress GOodsL wide donba
fold, IL yards for $780, ~ DAe
BLACK CASHMERES, fna onalitv udda donh,o
width, 80 and 37h. mvS
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G. c. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA will clean
your house, make old clothes, carpets, and furni
ture fresh as new. Keep your hands smooth and
white, and save work In tire laundry and every
where. Remember the right name.
Nv manufacturing our clothing We constantly in
troduce lew shapes and designs. This Is the adj
vantage Of being Manufacturers.
ElSEMAN Bros, 9TH and E.
WHISKY and MILK Testers. HemDler'S. aY. cor. 4 L.
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PhiIlipss Di4e0t1ble Cocoa
Makes very Delicious and nourfshing drink. II
is particularly adapted for persons Of weak ddges
ton differing therein from other cOacOaS In the
market. In alf-pound and fve-pound cases
Kept by all druggists add grocers.
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PURE MIX and appetizing lunches at "Honest
Dairy" Gil f st. NV.
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In,frssz SUocrss

Inrssr Succrss
Has Crowned Our Summer opsningof
FINE FOOTWEAR
Thoumnds OF persons can testify to the mira
sculous BARGAINS which we sold last week
Just consider fora moment the wonders which
We oder this week:
BARGAIN NO. 1.
LADIES' BRIGHT DoNaoLA KID BurToNHAND-
sEWED. flexible and stylish. s1.97 Every pair worth
$3.50
BARGAIN NO.
LADIES' HAND-sEwED BRIGHT DoNaoLA and
L FRENCH KID OXFORD TIES. s1.97; worth g.
BARGAIN NO. g.
LADIES' FINE cURAso KID OXFORD TIES NEW
PORT BUTTON AND TIES hand and machines ewed
Common Sense and Opera toes s1.23 only.
BARGAIN NO. 4.
GENTS HAND-sEwED. FAIR STITCHED LOW
AND HIGH QUARTER WAUKENPHAST, 1897; sold
all over at S5.
BARGAIN NO. s.
GENTS HAND-wELT, FAIR-sTITCHED LOW
AND HIGH QUARTER, LACE AND BUTTON,
PRINCE ALBERTS. at $297.
BARGAIN NO. g.
GENTS PRINCE ALBERTS, OXFORD TIES AND
BUTTON. in lasting, light CALF AND DONGOLA at
S1.25 to S2.47,
L HEuBRUN,
THE LARGEST oNE-PR1cE SHOE HOUSE.
Leader Of Low Prices Since 25 Years
402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
IA See Old Lady in Window
P.s-TICKETs AND CHROMOS FOR ALL
my9
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BUSINESS Su1rs BUSINESS Su1rA

Should You think Of purchasing BUSINESS
SUIT for Spring. the FIRST and most important
consideration il Quality, Workmanship, and Fit
The large amount of ssies in these suits IN an
evidence that Gentlemen have found, from
perlence, the goods we sell. while possessing
the appearance Of custom work, can he boughs
for $1,000 to $500 per suit They are of Cas-
simere Stripes. Fine Check and Plain Colors.
= Also PRINCE ALBERTS and FoUR-BUT-
TON CUTAwAY SUITS. IN Diagonal. Cork
screw. &c, &c. at els TO s35 per suit BOYS
SUITS 1t $3.50. -. 90, TO % per suit YOUNG
MEMS SUITS for es. sl0. sl2. and els per
suit. F1RsT-CLASS GOODS.
Should you prefer 70 have your Suit Msdeto
Order on our second floor Will show Beaut1fu
Line Of Black Cloths Doeskins. CorkscrrwA
Diagonals. Cheviots and Cassimeres OF various
grades. Spits 70 order from &25 70 $50.
BEST WORK AND BEST TklMMlN9S
NOAH WALKER CO.
ap28 625 Pennsylvania svenuA
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LIVERY. H1n1sa AND SALE SrAs1r
4S5H st. NV
All kind Of Light Hiring ut Reasonable PRICE,
Everything New and Styiish,
Aa sstsuuon given to Boarding HoEses.
ap12-lm THos RusKELL 4 90.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 1Io9 Pa ave.
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AuauSenlenrs.

Amusements.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUsE.-The simpler taste of
that was admirable and delightful in the musical
version of the familiar Irish story OF "Colleen
lawn when Sir Jnll1lS Benedlct mad unaer Inc
opera was a decided fav0rite fifteen or twenty
years ago, but 10 the present generation 1t IS
stranger, and 50 great has been the change In
public taste and 50 much has musical style drifted
from the earlier standard. that IL will be hardly
possible 70 again secure for the work more than
brief popularity. Its revival at Albaugh's
last night for the benefit OF the Light
Infantry Corps was notable for the
richness OF the costumes. The members of the
company, appearing in public together for the
first time In an unfamiliar work, necessarily
Showed considerable nervousness and failed to do
themselves justice or to infSe into the perform
ance that spirit and smoOthness which may be ex-
pected after a few repetitionS The male members
of the cast made much better impression tn an
the ladies. Mr. Dunbar as Myies did some specially
effective work, while Mr.. Walter Allen in the role
terpOlated solo, ''LeJ All Obey" was admirably
given and had 10 be repeated MOntegrifO as
strong and the orchestra was Well handled by Mr..
Adam ItZel, 1r.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Kellar, the magician, mys-
tined and delighted large audience at the Ma
JiOnal TheaIer last night with his wonderfully
clever performances His work is notable chiefly
Tor the absence OF the elaborate apparatus which
their tricks and also for the fact that he does not
leave the stage nor go out OF the sight OF the audi
great success, and the audience was deeply In
tersted by its readiness in answering all sorts OF
questions The harp playing OF Blamphin during
the intermtSsiOn was very fine and was enthusiast
tcally applauded- Miss HewlttS cOrnet playing
was also good The dark cabinet seance, with
which the entertainment concluded, was much
more remarkable than those usually given by so
called Spir1tualStc mediums in public.
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
Stlil holds Its place in popular affections judging
from the enthusiasm OF the audience which wit
Messed the performance at the Bi1ou last night.
The company Is a fairly good one.
hEKSANS THEATER--The Australian Novelty
company gave varied and enjoyable performance
AT kernan'S last night.
IHE SECOND BATTLE OF BULL Run may be wit
Messed daily at the Panorama building 18th street
and ohio avenue.
concert o. the Choral Society will be given on Fri
Jay evening at Un1verSaliSt church, when Harry
brandon, the wonderful boy soprano, of New
1ork, VIII be the Soloi5t. The society will have a
ehoruS or forty, and will sing " Ganymede,"
Nght, ana MY Love Is Fair the female
Chorus rendering Good Night"
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NOVELTIES In GUNNER LECTURES.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY BRorHxsa
COMPLETE STOCK OF SUMMER DRESS FARR1cs
COMPRISING ALL THE CHOICEST STYTES
AND LATEST NOVELTIES" IN SILK. wool.
NEW PLAIN Az AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS AT 75c.
"ExcLgsfxE DESIGNS. IN INDIA SILKS OF MY
OWN IMPORTATION, AT 81. S1.25, $50
ESEE INDIA GI RoSeEEs AT4e SO AND 75o
NEW CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTON CREpEs
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON PARIS
COMBINATION SUITS.
LARGE ASS0RTMENT OF WHITE AND CREAM
ALISW0OL DRESS FABRIGs. DENTEIIE
AHh sSE BaFfsr1 E!4A a6hF AnS EHSSf
NE% RkITI Hah4 ANR FRENCH WHITE GOODS IN
NoXk4T5Es Nm SP5A PRINTED
co%fLETE. Line 4NE 81 4S55ERsors SCOTCH
NOVELTIES II EMBROIDERED B.rrsrr AMI
HAND-PRINTED SATEEN ROBES
1MM 4RES$ ST0GK GF The AZ FINEST QUALITY OF
sAMHkEf H3tkEsSs9 okbEh 81 7dEE5i
1A S}SnS S skSiss JACKETS AT GREATLY Be
"sPEGIM-"n TIE BEST MAKES OF SUMMER
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHTLDRFN ~"
a PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICRS
sEATON PERRY,
... fe001ylvn0tA ave-. cor, 0thsk
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''CRowDRD house last night at Kernansr-pn,,
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'SThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without MOerleinS celebrated Beer 75c DER
dOz- [6ml F. H. FINLEY, Agt,, I2O6 D st.
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TNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
IL erty beautiful Farm. containing l39 acres. eight
miles from town and four miles above the farm
ly purchased by Senator Cameron Ii is well watered
wood in abundance, excellent dwelling house and
houses and is about y miles from Silver Spring de-
pot For further particulars inquire ut 2ol5 ST. be-
tween aud - al and and Iuy
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EOR sALE-NEAR ANAcosTn,

NOR RENTAL BI.ADENsBURG-T HOUSES,
IL IL rooms, good water stable for two horses; sl0
and ! IL per month. Apply 10 JOHN STEPHEN,
my2-l Inn Bladenabury. Md
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

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